The World of Day Dreams

Maggie lay in the sweet, lush grass, staring at the clouds above her. She noticed that one began to resemble a castle like the ones she used to play princess in when she was younger. "Oh, those were the days," Maggie whispered to herself. The cloud then began to transform into a differant shape. Maggie sighed and secretly wished that the world of princesses, dragons, and castles would come back, but she knew that would be impossible. As the last thought crossed her mind, Maggie began to drift into the world of day dreams, where anything is possible.
Maggie awoke, laying on a soft, feather-filled bed, while a servant was tending to the fire in the fireplace. As Maggie sat up, the servant spoke,"Good morning Princess. I'm afraid you may not visit outside today, for the dragon is still awaiting you. I hope you enjoy your day."
Dazed, Maggie replied,"Very well." The servant girl then rose from her position at the fireplace, dusted some ashes off her tattered dress, and exited the room. Maggie was very confused. She decided that she had to see this dragon for herself, to know he was really out there. Maggie wandered over to a nearby wardrobe, and opened its magnificent door. Before her eyes hung the most beautiful dresses Maggie had ever seen. She chose a gorgeous lavender one with matching slippers and a stunning amythest necklace. As she walked down the staircase to the grand entrance were the dragon was supposedly awaiting her, Maggie wondered how she knew her way around. When she reached the enormous, intimidating oak doors, Maggie used all her strength to open them, finally allowing her to reach outside. As she stepped onto the grass, she heard a deafening roar. Maggie spun around to see a monsterous, emerald dragon with fangs the size of oak trees headed right for her. What was she to do!? Surely the dragon was going to kill her! She then fainted from sheer terror.
Maggie awoke with her heart pounding. "That was some dream," Maggie said to herself. She reflected on her dream and decided playing princess is a lot safer, especially when the "dragon" is really your next-door neighbor. Maggie then said, "I think I've had enough dragons for one lifetime," and walked merrily to her home for some lunch.